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Kano govt to schools: Stick to 2025 calendar or face consequences

By Hussaini Ibrahim

The Kano State Government has directed all private and voluntary schools in the state to strictly adhere to the 2024/25 school calendar issued by the Ministry of Education.

“All primary and post-primary schools in Kano State must close on Friday, February 28, 2025, and reopen on Sunday, April 6, 2025,” said Mustapha Badawi Yahya, Director of Special Duties, in a statement on Thursday and obtained by PUNCH.

The statement further warned that any school that fails to comply will face penalties. “Schools that fail to comply with this directive will face appropriate sanctions,” it stated.

The directive aligns with the state government’s policy under Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf to enhance teaching and learning while ensuring balanced and sustainable school operations.

“This measure is to ensure improved teaching and learning while promoting balanced and sustainable growth in schools across the state,” the statement added.

The Ministry of Education reaffirmed its commitment to providing high-quality education and enforcing adherence to the approved calendar.

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